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Title: [WA Government launches fishing package to save iconic fish for the future]
Author: Western Australia. Dept. of Fisheries.
Citation: ACCNO:21313
Publisher: [Perth, W.A.] : Western Australia. Dept. of Fisheries
Year: [2007]
Description: 6 leaflets : ill. ; 30 cm., in card folder 31 x 22 cm. + 2 CD-ROM
Subject: West Coast Bioregion - Fisheries - Western Australia ; Recreational fishing. ; Demersal fisheries. ; Fishery management. ; Fishery regulations. ; Area regulations ; Season regulations ; Publicity material ; Perth metropolitan area - Western Australia ; West Coast marine bioregion - Western Australia ; Glaucosoma hebraicum ; Pagrus auratus. ; Choerodon rubescens
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Departmental
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